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Story summary
- Jannik Sinner, the ATP world number 2, begins his Masters 1000 at Indian Wells on March 6 against qualifier Dalibor Svrcina.
- He aims to rebound after a Doha quarterfinal loss to Jakub Mensik and has a bye before matches with Stefanos Tsitsipas or Ben Shelton.
- Analysts say his early California arrival could benefit his form, while Italian Flavio Cobolli, fresh off an Acapulco title, seeks his first Indian Wells win.
